Hallie A. Latham - Concepedia

Author

Hallie A. Latham

University of Colorado Boulder

Also Known As

H. A. LATHAM, Hallie A. Latham

Publications

796

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University of Colorado Boulder

About

Hallie A. Latham is an author at University of Colorado Boulder specializing in chemistry, organic chemistry, and engineering.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Chemistry	6	6	794
2	Engineering	5	5	570
3	Chemical Engineering	4	4	528
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	132
5	Biochemistry	2	2	132

Hallie A. Latham

Publications

794

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Effective Kinetic Resolution of Secondary Alcohols with a Planar−Chiral Analogue of 4-(Dimethylamino)pyridine. Use of the Fe(C<sub>5</sub>Ph<sub>5</sub>) Group in Asymmetric Catalysis J. Craig Ruble, Hallie A. Latham, Gregory C. Fu Journal of the American Chemical Society Chemical EngineeringEngineeringAltmetric Attention ScoreOrganic ChemistrySocial Media Presence	1997	304
Highly Diastereoselective Ortho Lithiations of Chiral Oxazoline-Substituted Ferrocenes Tarek Sammakia, Hallie A. Latham, David R. Schaad The Journal of Organic Chemistry Derivative (Chemistry)Donut IconAltmetric Attention ScoreChemometricsOrganic Chemistry	1995	224
Ligand effects on the stereochemistry of the metalation of chiral ferrocenyloxazolines Tarek Sammakia, Hallie A. Latham The Journal of Organic Chemistry Chemical EngineeringChiral FerrocenyloxazolinesLigand EffectsEngineeringChemical Analysis	1995	120
On the Mechanism of Oxazoline-Directed Metalations: Evidence for Nitrogen-Directed Reactions Tarek Sammakia, Hallie A. Latham The Journal of Organic Chemistry Chemical EngineeringPlanar ChiralityChiral FerrocenyloxazolinesEngineeringBiochemistry	1996	90
Diastereoselectivity of Enolate Anion Protonation. H/D Exchange of β-Substituted Ethyl Butanoates in Ethanol-<i>d</i> Jerry R. Mohrig, Robert E. Rosenberg, John W. Apostol, Journal of the American Chemical Society EngineeringBiochemistryNatural SciencesHigher StereoselectionDiversity-oriented Synthesis	1997	42
On the use of ferrocenyl cations as chiral lewis acids: Evidence for protic acid catalysis Tarek Sammakia, Hallie A. Latham Tetrahedron Letters Chemical EngineeringEngineeringChiral Lewis AcidsFerrocenyl CationsOrganic Chemistry	1995	14

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